Sentence examples for simple provenance from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Examples of provenance graphs, where (n_1) represents the BS; a simple provenance; b aggregated provenance.

The elementary provenance schemes are the simplest to implement in small-scale WSNs.

To the best of our knowledge, the elementary provenance schemes are the simplest and easiest ones to implement in WSNs when compared to the other provenance schemes.

We describe a simple logical-provenance specification language consisting of attribute mappings and filters.

When imbued with the right provenance, a simple pen or keyboard may even be capable of tilting the performance odds in our favor.

Helping promote the art further are auction house catalogs, which have gone from modest directories with a simple photo and brief provenance for each item to "200-page glossy publications with extensive curatorial notes on many of the higher-priced works," he said.

The second set — the one she said she would buy for herself — was a simple modern one with a provenance the store's owner couldn't identify.

Ann Harakawa, a principal in the Two Twelve Associates design firm, whose office at 90 West Street was destroyed on 9/11, said the typeface was simple, legible and, given its New York provenance, very apt.

Data would be centralized in Walmart's database and provenance lookup would be simple for them.

In his book "Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws," the physicist Manfred Schroeder presented a breathtakingly simple proof of the Pythagorean theorem whose provenance he traced to Einstein.

Such a provenance is referred as a simple or linear provenance.